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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21

The LEGISLATIVE HoP. Both tie
Assembly and Senate ehamb erS were
filed last Friday night with the msm.
bers of the legislature and their FAM
lilies and invited guests. An orchestra
from Milwaukee furnished music for
those in the Assembly chambers, and
= Madison band, in the Senate. Sup
per was served in some of the lower
rooms. The affair is reported to have
been in every way success. Dir. and
Mrs. Charles Basford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Green went up from here. Mrs.
Saowalter also joined her husband
there. The Lancaster visitors say
chat they were very handsomely treated
and feel under many obligations TO the
Grant County members especially for
their hospitality. We regret our in
sbility TO accept an invitation to so
pleasant an affair.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21

LECTURE. Rev. Father Vahey, of
Ridgeway. Wisconsin, will deliver q
lecture on Wednesday evening, March
S0th, at st. Clements church. Subject
"Agnosticism." The lecture will begin
at 1880; admission Is cents All are
invited.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21

A LARGE PENSION. Augustine Mum
son, of Hurricane, received back
pension the other day amounting to
S4,092. In the future he will receive
ga month. Mr. Muuson informs US
that the money will go toward paying
for farm he has purchased.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21

CIGARS FIFTY CENTs.-You buy a
cigar at Mrs. Cramer's for fifty cents
and get a number on valuable new
guitar. The cigars are about all sold
and the guitar win be drawn next
Saturday night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21
ANOTHER CHANGE At THE HUBBARD.


The Hubbard House viii change land
lords again in a few weeks. Mr.. Wor-
den. who has been running the house
during the winter, viii return to his
summer hotel at Highland Park near
Chicago. A gentleman is expected here
from Chicago this week to look over the
premises with a view to leasing. Mr.
Worden has run 4 first-rate hotel and
has deserved better patronage than he
has bad. He has been attentive to his
business, paid all his bills, and conduct
ed himself and his hotel in such man.
ner that his departure cannot but be
regretted. Regular customers, however,
will not leave place where they have
IN well treated for number of years,
~ large and fine hotel is
'oe- md the regular
10 mater NV = here.
,ept a few blocks OH,
rayel will not fill all the hoteiS
A man who expects to succeed at the
Hubbard House this summer must
make it a summer resort and MI IL up
with city people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21

JosephRoy of Wisconsin has been ap-
pointed Chief Clerk of the POST Office
Department, vice Thomas E. Nash, re-
signed TO become General Superinten-
dent Of Railway Mail Service.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21
Good Results.

J. j. Ross & Sons. of Mineral Point.
in RENTING for al advertisement Of
their late sale of thoroughbreds, write
as follows:
Our sale was good one, consider
ing the bad roads. weather and hard
times generally with stockmen. Our
young thoroughbred bulls, thirteen in
number, brought an average price OF
over 800 per head. and four grades
brought 5000 per head average price.
There are good prices for young bulls
in such hard times. We have three
~~o bulls on the farm that can
"a sale at reasonable
inn ro did US
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21
'Eoun and County NewS.

FREE LECTURE.-Thursday evening,
March 3lst, Rev. Father Kuehne, of
Sun Prairie, will give a free lecture at
the Catholic church in this city. Sub
ject announced fater The lecture will
begin at 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21

Last Friday was the sixteenth ami
versary of the declaration of the Com
mune of Paris and also the fiftieth
birthday of President Cleveland.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21

During the week ending March u,
there were received at Washington g.
$50 applications for pensions and 2, 154
cases were disposed of during the week,
leaving sotalof 296. $50 eases pending
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21

DIED. At Hazel Green, March II,
1887, Mr. w E. Dudley, aged 80. Mr..
Budley was one of Wisconsin's old
settlers and was an old soldier of the
Black Hawk war. He came to this
state in 1882 He leaves two children,
a daughter and son; the former lv-
ing in Iowa and the latter has been liv-
ing in st. Louis until within few
years when he was appointed U. S.
Consul to Australia. Thos. Dudley, of
Beetown, brother, survives him
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21

To HORSE oBRBEDERs. The HERALD
office printed five horse bills on Satur-
day for the following gentlemen: Borah
e Dyer. Lancaster, owners of Brown
wood Junior" K. Weaver, Mt. Hope,
owner Of the Morgan horse Tom"
VIM. l. Gelbach, Hurricane, owner of
Long Island;" Hore Brothers, Little
Grant, owners of Young Clyde A.
Munson, Hurricane. owner of "Bo-
gardus. " The description, pedigree
ETC., of these excellent horses are set
forth on the bills which we commend to
the investigation of all horse breeders.
Remember that the HERALD has I'M
fivsled facilities for getting up attrac-
tive bills of this class.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21

Truman Goodrich was TAX.
rheumatism last week and has been
fined to his bed, but is able TO wa
about the street today with the help of
a cane.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21
per$ons and PARTICULARS.

Mayor Lowry spent Sunday in Madi-
son.
Mr.. NJ. Preston. of Platteville, was in
town Thursday.
IF. Ransom, of Mount Ida, was
day.
RichlandCen-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21
~, GRANT COUNTY HERALD has
.~"lation Of any
'I'-b

the lar est bona fac os.~
paper IN Grant County, and the rasosso..
er as ready to furnish proof Of IL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21
fine You.--
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be bought at PII'"eN
prices. Your advertisement
GOOD and we are well pleased win IT,
We hope to have the pleasure OF show
inc Won orr fine cattle the next time
YOU come this way.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-21
10 those Afflicted with Rheumatism.

For the benefit of those similarly al
fiicted wish to state that three years
~oIwas entirely crippled with rheuma-
a. Iapplied to Dr. A. 1. Hender-
tom annaton. Wis, who gave me
con .. that cured me in five days.
prescriptit, ven hho"H -, ::
This fact is !. Suing oh 'Ao
,;o,,o o:..- now and have been
49, -. - sirely free from
a.; w. PHELPS.
rheumatism. OLIVER "i''
EXcelslOr, hlchlano Co., N with
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26
Published THURSDAY, Nay. s5th, Iss7.
ORRFNAWCR NfD REa

An OnDIEANcz extending TIE eity limits
of the city Of Salina.
Bea oFdafned ~ ~ Napor and Couaef1n.en
o. fAs cffN a Sdlfna, Kansda.
SEc. l. That all that portion of tsrfitors
adlacent % tbs city % Aaiina on the east isoi
platted and divided into l0ta, hi0cka, streets
and alleys described e. follows 70 viii: An
e4 q section No. twelve ~ Town
ship No. lo1rteen Qll south of RanFe No.
three ~ Wesi % the eth, p. N not included
in htVefsloe addition - the city % Baiina
As shown ~ The recorded plat thoreof NV
oa Ole In the 0f3cs of the Register Of DFeiI
Of said cOnnty, bsTbe AMI ths sams q haraby
added 20 and made part o. the 1aid efty
hy extended sOas 70 include and embraes
the same.
SIC. 2 That all that portion of tsrritnry
adjacent 20 the city Of Aalina on fha e,tii
not plated and divided into tota blocSa.
streets, And alleys described as foIiowB hn
Wit All that portion OF sectlon No. thirteen
sl9 ToInship No. louTteen 40 soath q
Included In Oak Dale Park, not lneluded IN
the present coTporate llmiia Of said eiiy oi
Sailna, be and the same r. hereby added 20
and made = part Of the said city Of aaliun
and the limits Of said city are hereby axtt-n-
ded 30 as 20 include and embrace The same.
SIC. j. This ordinance shall take effect
and Be In force nom and amer its publication
In the Saline County JOURNAL
Approved Nay, 2iih, lsG
l5EAL. c. W. BANKS Mayor.
Attest: H. B- WALLACE, City CLERK
hereby certify that the above and fore
going Il q true and correct copy Of an ortin-
ance passed By the Mayor and couneiimen
of the city Of 5alina, Kanaaa Mny Hfh. iar.
H. b WALLAcR. City CLARK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26
Published Thursday Nag GS lsz.
ORDINANCE No sfE.

Az oRDINASCE providing for the eonstrue-
ton of sidewalk In the city Of Sallna.
Kansas.
b ii 0r5iainsf bv ule Mayor and eohaeilraen
n the cifg II Saifad Edasas:
SIC. That the owner or owners o. any
real estate abutting on the East side Of Finh
street, from Walnut street TO Mulberry street,
are hereby required 10 build or cause 70 be
built on OF before the lst day OF July, ISL, .
Sidewalk IN fruuf OF such real estate on said
street In a manner specified In section two Of
this ordinance, and to the satisfaction ofthe
committee on sidewalks Of said city.
SEC. 2--Thatthe sidewalk hereIn- prBvided
fpT shall be Of even grade Throughout, % be
determined by the city engineer. and shall be
ging pavement, or Of 4 good quality OF good
pine planks two inches thick and spiked with
twenty penny nails, and supported BY three
two by ak stringers Well lapped and spiked
with twenty penny nails; the Etringers shall
be laid upon Nat stones placed al intervals OF
ma more than four feet.
SIC. 3.-The committee on sidewalks shall
as som as practicable amer the said lst DAY oi
july, lss5, cause sidewalks TO be constructed
between the limits defined In section one ol
this ordinance, In front Of all lots and prem
ises whose owners shall not have compiled
with the foregoing requirements and shall
report this proceeding together with the
length Of the side OF each lot On which such
Sidewalk Is constructed and the actual Px-
pense % the same Tor each of said lots, 90 the
Mayor and cOuncilmen, which report shall
be nled and preserved by the City CLERK.
SIC. 4--The expense OI building such side
walk 10y said committee shall be assessed
against the real estatp Gbutting thereon and
collected As other taxes on such real estate.
SIC. 5.-This ordinance shall take effect
and be- la force froIn and after its publication
In the Saline County JOURSAL-
Approved May 2iih, lsG.
'SEAL-' =. W. BANKS, Mayor.
Attest II. B. WALLACE, city Clerk.
/ hereby certify that the above and forego-
ing Is "A true and correct copy OF an ordinances
passed by thc Mayor and couneilmen Of the
city Of SHlina, Kansas, May 2Oth A. D., lss7.
II. Il. WALLACE, City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26
Published Thursday, May 3, 1877.
ORDINANCE No. SSG.

An ORDINANcE providing for the conStruc
tiOn Of u sidewalk In the city OF Sallnn
Kansas.
BE Il ordained bv he lfdyor and councflmer
Of The city oI SdliHa, kdHsds:
SEC. l.-1hat the owner or owners OF ans
real estate nbutting on the East side Of Santf
Fe Avenue from Elm street 10 Pine street
are hereby required 10 build OF cause 10 b,
built ON or before the lst day OF July, ISL, {
sidewalk In front OF such real estate on said
street, In a manner specified In section two
Of this ordinance and 10 the satisfaction o
the committee ON sidewalks Of said city.
SEC. THAT the sidewalk herein provided
for shall be Of even grade Throughout 70 be-
determined by the city engineer, and shall be
built eight feet wide Of good quality Of stone
tagging, pavement, or a good quality OF pine
plHnks two inches thick spiked with twenty
penny nails and supported by four 2x5 inch
strngcTs well Tapped and spiked with twenty
penny nails; the stringens shall be laid upon
nat stones placed Ht Intervals Of not more
than four feet.
SIC. A-The committee on sidewalks shall
a. som as practicable afteF the lst day OF July,
ISL, cause sidewalks 10 be constructed be-
tween the limits defined In section one OF this
ordinance, In the manner specified In sec.
two Of this ordinance in trout OF all lots
and premises whose owners shall not
have complied with the foregoing reuuire-
ments. and shall report their proceeding
together with the length OF the side of
each lot on which such sidewalk Is con-
structed and the actual expense OF the
same for each Of said lots, 20 the Mayor aud
councilmen ana which report shall be filed
and preserved by the city clerk.
SEC. 4.-The expense OF building such side
walk by said committee shall be assesaed
against the real estate abutting thereon and
collected as other taxes ON such real estate
SIC. 6.-Ihis ordinance shall take effect
and BE- in force from and amer It's publication
Ia the Saline County JOURNAL.
Approved May 2iIh, lss7
SEAL &. ". BANKS, Mayor
Attest: II. b. WALLACE, CITY Clerk.
I hereby certify that the above and noreRo-
Ing i q true and correct copy OF an Ordinsnee
pissed BY the Mayor and cOuncilmen Of the
city OF sHlina5 kansas, May nth, lss7.
II. b. WALLACE, City Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26
Published Thursday May 3, 1857.
ORDINANCE No. 55a.

Az oRDInANCE extending the city limits Of
the city Of Salima.
BE Il Orddined bV he Mayor 0HdeOunefim-H
% The city Of SaifHd:
SIC. I.-fhat all that portion Of territory
adjacent 70 Oak Dale Addition 20 the city Of
Salinn ON the East. and plated and recorded
In the Office OF the Register OF Deeds OF Saline
County, Kansas, Hs Phillips East Salina ad-
dition, which Is contained In the following
metes and bounds, tO-Wit: Commencing at
the Northwest quarter Of seCtlOn (lsl eighteen,
Township ll4j fourteen, Range Two - West
OF the 9Th +. NJ, Kansas, and running thence
South along the East line OF the last uiun-
TONED quarter section, fifteen hundred and
twenty four a go feet: thence Northwestern
~ two thousand i've hundred hny-Gye and
iye-teuths t2,55i.5l f,et 10 a point In the West
line ui the last mentioned quarter section, Siiid
point being thirty-seyen e7l feet South and
Two hundred twenty eight and two tenths
(2s,2l feet East uf the Southeast corner Of
Oak Dale addition To Salina, Kansas; thonce
North two ~ feet, thence West two hundred
twenty eight and two tenths feet t&s,2 ~ 10
point In the center Of Gypsum Avenue, and
thirty-nve t35l feet South Of the Southeast
corner Of Oak Dale addition: Thence North
along the East line " Oak Dale addition
seven hundred and thirty seven (7S7) feet TO
the center OF IrOn Avenue, thence EasteTly
along the center uf said lrun Avenue eleven
hundred and six QlO5l feet; thence North
three hundred and seventy FIVE tS7Sl feet 20
the center Of smoky HIN river, thence down
the channel and along the center OF said river
% "A pOint.une hundred eighty five 0sjl feet
northOfthc Northeast corner OF the Northwest
quarter uf said section eighteen tlsl, thence
south one hundred eighty fiye tlSj) feet to tle
place OF beginning, containing seventy 40
acres, being the same more OF less, be and tine
same Is hereby added Ia and made part
Of the said city OF Salina, and the
limits of SAID city, are hereby extended ~ rs
10 include and embrace the same.
Str. This ordinance shall take effect
and hc in iurce fnsIn aud after its publication
Ia tlte Saline County JoUESAI-
Approved May -, lso7.
lSEAI- T.. " BASKs, Mayor.
Attest: II. b. WALLACE, Ctty Clerk.
hereby certify that the uuuVc and foretO-
ing j. q true and currrrt copy ui un orilnaitce
passed bS tine Mayor and c0uncilinen OF tne
riiy of Saiina, Kansas, May sdi, lSS7.
IL u. MALLACE. City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26
Published thursday, May, Is, lse7
ORDINANCES NO. 55a.

Az ORDISANcE relating To Electric Light
b q ordained bg ne Mayor aad COuseif
Hiea gf he city n SGifHa, kGnsas.
SIC. The Salina Gas and Electric Ii0hl
Go. or their assigns shall have the right sub
/ ject Ia the conditions hereinafter set forth
% efect, maintain and opernte Electric works
for the purpose OF furnishing Electricity for
heating lighting and motor power IN the
city oi Nalina, Kansas, for tWenfy-One YEAR
! from the passage uf this ordinance and for
the purpose above named the right Il here
uy granted to Use the streets, alleys and pub
ne grounds OF said city Of Salina, kansas
provided that the poles for carrying wires
shall be not less than twenty-five feet In
length and shall BE- set al points located
BY the city Engineer. Provided further thai
y because Of the changing Of the grade Of any
streei or streets or because OF the lawful
widening o. any street or streets In said
city any Isole or poles set by the Salina Gas
ami Electric LiEhf Co. OF their assigns shall
need TO be changed OF moved, then and IN
such cases such pole OF pyles shall be nov
esi by said saiina Gas and Electric Light Co
or their assigns AZ their expence, when re-
quesied q do 20 by the Mayor and Council
men of said city of Salina.
SEC. ? The said Saiina Gas and Electric
light Co. OF their assigns shall erecf and
operate standard Arc Electric Lamps OF
2,ulD candle power for The use OF the city af
sucn points IN said city a. may be ordered
uy resolution Of the city COoncii and shall
receive nom the city Of Sallna a. renf fo-
such Are Lamps a. may Be ordered b. the
city council Aforesaid, surh sum Of money
sum Of ten uoilaFH per month, for each Are
lamp operated until Midnight, and n aaid
city shall order ten OF more q such lamPs
the price shall not exceed the sum uf elghf
and one third dollars per lamp per monfh.
The price Of incanliesecuf iaTuls TO the aaid
citv shall not exceed the sum of one dollar
per month per lamp, Of IS candle poWer
20 - operateu until midnight And said
<alina tfns and EiectTic LliRhf Co. OF their
assigns shall not charge for the use of any
Are light BY any of the Inhabitants Of said
eity = greater sum than ten dollars per
month pr lamp 90 D. Operated until eleven
fciock p m, nor muTe than one dollar aud
aud twenty ave cents for any incalidesceut
iighi % j. candle power - b. opernfed IN
al eleven o'ciuck p m
sEC. 8. The right and urfveieTes here
"a granted shall exist and eontinue Only -
iung - said Electric works are kept IN oper-
ailon ~ said city. II IN caee q any unaVoid-
able accident said WORKS are a. any time
disabled - as not 70 Be- able % give Hight,
then in that case II due dilliRenca b used
70 furnish light, this ffanchias remains IN
full fcfce and IN noway iE forfeited and shall
IN no WisR Be deemed exclusive % pTeveut
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26
Decoration Day.

Following IL the program for dec
Grafton day, together with the line of
march to and from the cemetery,
addresses at the park on their re-
turn, basket picnic, etc, to be car
ried Out,qQ next Monday, the SOth
day Of May:
They will meet at q. A. r. hall at
$3.50 4. m, and form the procession
as follows:
Co. B., Fourth Regiment. K. n q. Band.
Benevolent Societies
Martial Band
Decorated Wagons with Flower Girls.
Relief Corps.
Sons OF Veterans.
Visiting Posts In Vehicles.
Il Member Of John A. Logan Post, No. ig7. q.
a. OF Kansas
The column will move In the order
named out on Iron avenue so that
the empty vehicles provided for
carrying the members Of John a.
Logan Post, No. l27, G.. a. r., Of
Kansas, may be arranged with first
wagon at the Iron avenue bridge
facing east. The platform wagon
provided for the cOrnet band, and
conveyances for firing party, will
Immediately follow and form in the
rear Of the vehicles for the post
The Post will form promptly at 10
o'clock a. m, according to ritual,
left in front, in command Of SER
geant major, (ofiieers in rear, fol-
lowed by firing party and brass band)
who viii march the Post with APP
propriate music, to opposite their
vehicles, and when seated, the
column will move along Iron
avenue to Second street, up Second
street to Gypsum avenue, out Gyp-
sum avenue to entrance of cemetery,
and to the g. A. r. burial plot at the
summit OF Gypsum hill, where the
services will be held.
The decorating Of graves will be
under the supervision OF the Relief
Corps, and will take place imme-
diately after services. The veterans
will march to the old cemetery
ground, and remain there until the
squads perform their duty
and return TO the q. A. r. burial
plot with them, holding their organ
lEatiOn throughout the return march
10 Oak Dale park, viz: Enter We
hicles isame ones and places used in
march, retraee line OF
march to Second street, turn up Sec
,nd street, and thence TO Oak Dale
park, right in front, led by brass
band.
It Is intended to get through with
he services az the cemetery by u
liel0rk IN. and=irrivr NJ the park at
Ia:D O'Clock, here a. rangements |
will be made Tor srrN ing hot coffee TO
hose whu srs. provided with lunch. {
Country comrades, families and
riends are requested to bring their
linners - baskets or otherwise, for I
he artluous duties uI the relief corps
make it inPossilil,. T. siieiH t1 FUR
lish anNtl.i z - ore sat- stni ] i than {
rot coffee aua th,-ir blessings.
Speaking at flls- paFk viii 10 rfs'''
I.encpd al so D. n. the main ora 4
ion Icing d,l,,, Ell by Col. VIM.
4. Phillips. after " hieh five minute
peeehes will be made by Rev. A. J.
dartsOck, OF Mcpherson, 1'Ol. i. G. 4
,ulp, Rev. J. ~. Johns and Past
Adam KemPer. The
Meeting at the park will be called 70 :
IrslpF BY Past Commander J. q.
dOhler. !
Comrade w. w. Bartlett viii act ss :
marshal Of the day.
By Order Committee u
ADAlE KENPKE, Chairman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26

The Eame OF similar use Of aaid hrrefr A.
pu6lie grounds BY any other peFsoh o. cor
eEc. 4 The sald plant uhail y. eonrs.,.,,
% - % have ilehtg IN opefatian on ur --rors
~ piemher lsl, ~ Provided that IN -
sad planf Il not completed 81 said dafn III
Ofn0 erect This OrSiinanee aheli 49,
effect and be IN force nom and afler rs uuh-
ncation m the Saline County Jof-RTAI
Approved May, 8. lsSI.
ISKAL c. W. BANKS, MAYOR.
AttestF n. n. WALLACE. CITY Clfrf
/ hereby certify that the above ana f5resp-
Ing Il true and correct copy Of an ordinances
passed 6y the Mayor and Councilmen o. tie
city Cf Salina, kanaaa, Nay, lalh- is[G
" b WkLLkCR ,City Clark.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26

\ TIDAL WAVE" Of crime is
sweeping over the country. From
every portion Of the broad land
comes the daily intelligence Of such
varied and general atrocities az to
fairly shake ones confidence in the
sanity and reason Of the human race.
Murder, arson, robbery, child-steal-
ing, wifc-beating, burglaries, swind-
ling and defalcatiOns, are rife on ev-
cry hand, accounts Of which fill the
columns of the daily papers. Who
can explain the cause Of these peri
odical uuthursts Of Vlllauy? Under
what occult influence are mems
l'as~"ns wrought up To do these
deeds: Are the operations Of earth
becoming depraved with the advance
nf time, and il there 40 hope Of ele-
waiting the standard Of humanity to
point where each will seek 10 pro-
t-ct the rights Of the other: